Koleedes-Magnet on the door of an Icebox enables a person to insert or remove a memo or a recipe with one hand and in a single touch.
“Koleedes is an indispensable item in my kitchen” is the comment of a woman who was given several Koleedes’ as gifts and found out how useful they were.

Koleedes-Magnet adopts a high-price Neodymium Magnet and when inserting or removing any memo or recipe, it does not slip or fall down.
We use SEPTON* instead of rubber for securing durability of the spring and furthermore, we add double blades of stainless steel to reinforce the Septon spring.
*Trademark

On any furniture made of steel such as a white-board or steel desk, Koleedes-Magnet can be attached as a convenient memo-clip with onetouch of one hand.
Koleedes- Magnet is also an ideal novelty gift as its surface can be printed upon.
One broadcasting company in Japan has repeatedly purchased Koleedes for its novelty gifts, which have a multi-colored print of their symbol characters and the logo.

POP-KOLEEDES' are used, as shown in the photos below, on the shelves near the entrance of a book shop belonging to a very large book shop chain in Japan.

The POP-Koleedes' used at this shop are POP-Koleedes-Low which are adaptable for POPs of 0.5mm〜3mm in thickness including laminated POPs.
We also offer POP-Koleedes-High which are used for thicker POPs of 3mm〜7mm made from materials such as urethane form boards.

The unique mechanism* that makes any POP ranging from 0.5mm to 7mm stand upright with stainless steel spring and a special structured body, is derived from the KOLEEDES that have proved their usefulness at many sites around Japan.

POP-KOLEEDES' are equipped, in adddition, with newly adopted adhesive sheets which prevent the KOLEEDES from slipping and, moreover, enable them to be moved.
* world patents

On a former schedule board at a factory, many notices are posted randomly (left-side photo).

For using Koleedes we prepared a side-long schedule board on which several sliding panels each hold one day’s schedule on the surface.
(right-side photo)
The style of notice has also been newly designed.

After a day's work, we slide-out the left end panel, on which is posted that day's notices, and slide the panel posted with new notices to the left end position.
That is to say, today’s notices can always be seen on the left end panel, and tomorrow’s notices on the next panel, and so on.

After this change to our schedule-notice system, the rate of mis-recognition has decreased remarkably.

(This example was extracted from the blog of Hutakuchi Printing Company President with his permission. )
His blog is: click here

Many calligraphy artists use KOLEEDES as a convenient tool when they are selecting their works for exhibit.
They hang their works on the wall using KOLEEDES and then judge which one is the best.

The special paper used for calligraphy is thinner than usual typing paper and can not easily be inserted into KOLEEDES, but the spring of KOLEEDES can be adjusted as follows to accommodate calligraphy paper:
1. Remove the upper part of KOLEEDES by thrusting it sideways.
The Septon* spring supported by a stainless steel spring appears.
2. Press together the Septon spring and the stainless steel spring so that the friction weaken a little, and the calligraphy paper can be inserted more easily.
3 To put the upper part back into the position, it has to be pushed firmly to the lower part until the two parts unite with a click.
* We use Septon instead of rubber for the KOLEEDES spring because of its superior quality.


Similar examples:
At a general affairs section of an airline company, they uses KOLEEDES on their information bulletin board instead of the former style of using a clipboard.
(shown in this site)

At many schools, KOLEEDES are used as convenient holders of information sheets and of students’ works.

In addition to use at Office and Homes, KOLEEDES are now in use at Manufacturing Sites.
The photos and illustrations show the KOLEEDES being used to hold the slips for parts-boxes at a factory in central Japan.
Slips can be inserted and pulled from KOLEEDES a Single Movement.
It was found that KOLEEDES is far more convenient than the old system that required inserting a slip into a vinyl envelope each time, especially when the content of the parts-box changes ofen.

A large car-parts maker near Tokyo began to use KOLEEDES for indicating the contents of each Pallet in their factories as shown by photos.
Their old method was the same as in the previous case and used envelopes to hold slips but the handling was not easy as workers usually wear gloves.
They now recognize the usefulness of One Touch Holder KOLEEDES and utilization of KOLEEDES at the company is expanding year by year.

These photographs of the KOLEEDES at a manufacturing site are from a company that has several factories in Japan and whose sales exceed 100 billion yen a year.
They use more than 10 thousand pieces of KOLEEDES a year at various sites.
The KOLEEDES used for holding a slip to show the contents of a box is attached to an aluminum plate.
KOLEEDES is increasingly being recognized as a useful tool for manufacturing sites, and orders come from all over Japan mostly via the Internet.

A female owner of coffe shop in central Tokyo uses KOLEEDES for holding slips to coffee deliverd to be companies in the vicinity, She says KOLEEDES is far more convenient than a regular clip that needs both hands to insert and pull out a slip. KOLEEDES, instead, allows her to handle slips with one hand in a single movement.

This is an example of using KOLEEDES on a bulletin board in the administration section of a large company. (For privacy reasons, only illustrations are shown.)

【User's Comment】
"We used to use regular clip-boards, but after adopting KOLEEDES, the routine job of replacing notices has become far easier than before, and the usability of the board space has improved very much."

They put colored paper on the surface of KOLEEDES according to the kinds of notices, and specified elapsed time by position : notices up to 1 week old are placed on the uppermost level, from 1 to 2 weeks old on the second level etc.

KOLEEDES Wing has two wings attached to the back at an angle of 35゜.
It is used as a handy tool for Data Entry.
Angel's Wings are gold or silver in color and are also beautiful in themselves as desk ornaments.

Putting a Mini Calendar on the surface of KOLEEDES is an application invented by a priest of a large temple as a unique new year gift for the parishioners.
The lotus flowers on the calendar are photos taken in the garden by the priest himself.
These lotus flowers at the temple are so famous that a renowned artist painted them and used them as the motif of his work.